If your not quite sure what I’m talking about, here come the stories and details of how to be loved and adored by those kind people called tenants.Let me first dispel the horror stories about landlording.

I cannot sell my beloved home, its all I want in the world.

The IRS doesn't like co-mingling of funds, it also helps keep the records straight and ultimately can be the difference between keeping you out of trouble with the law, the IRS and your beloved family and friends.Then when you find a deal, you write checks (or wire) only from the business account for business things.

I'm still in the planning stage for this project, but am looking to get it going in the next 6 months to a year and would love some feedback from you guys so I can design a product that would be loved by everyone across the board!

Also there are paint washes that can be lovely on red brick.

Escape clause.If I tell the seller, that they want too much for their house because they think their beloved dog is buried in the backyard and that somehow makes the house 10K more valuable and the house doesnt sell, despite my warnings, I need to be able to get out of itLastly, before I sign the contract and before seller signs, I go over the contract with them STEP BY STEP.

As a wise Arkansas oil man (who came into a large metropolitan city in TX and bought a professional football team simultaneously firing the long-time beloved head coach like a government takeover in a third world latin country) said, you need to "keep (some of) your powder dry" for the next opportunity that presents itself.

My most beloved customers rarely comment. . . but dont give a guy an additional discount, on an already discounted product, or dont ship an overnighted item for free. . .and I just might wind up on yelp as an unfair retailer.The internet is a very powerful tool for all of us.

I spend a lot of time behind the wheel in my full-time job, so the podcasts have provided a nice break from all the noise on the radio about the sad state of my beloved Cowboys!

I found out job shadowing, interviewing others, and conducting market surveys in person were far more valuable tools than any of my beloved books (except maybe for the rent roll book).